Julie Freddino

Eric Whitacre’s The River Cam was inspired by the gentle current of the river that winds past Cambridge University. It’s graceful, luminous, and full of motion, just like light on water. Hear The River Cam tonight on 91.1, 107.5, and the WSHU music stream.

We’ve been celebrating local musicians all day for Public Radio Music Day — and the music keeps going tonight. Hear performances by the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival, and Orchestra Lumos — each one a vital part of our local arts community.Join us for an evening of local and essential music, tonight on WSHU, 91.1, 107.5, and on our music stream.

They’ve been making music together their whole lives - flutist Demarre McGill and clarinetist Anthony McGill are brothers who know exactly how to finish each other’s phrases. In Joel Puckett’s Concerto Duo, that sibling bond shines through - playful, tender, and full of energy. Hear the McGill brothers in Concerto Duo tonight on 91.1, 107.5, and streaming on the WSHU app.

WSHU Music Host Emily Boyer sits down with pianist Andrew Armstrong, Artistic Director of New Canaan Chamber Music, to talk about their new season - opening next week with concerts Tuesday and Wednesday featuring violinist James Ehnes.

Gateways Radio celebrates the legacy and innovation of musicians of African descent. Tonight at 9, Gateways honors women in classical music, featuring Margaret Bonds and Florence Price. That's on 91.1, 107.5, and the WSHU music stream.

From the open seas of The Hunt for Red October to the futuristic streets of Robocop, Basil Poledouris gives us the soundtrack to adventure. This week on Reel Music, enjoy an hour of his most powerful film scores. Listen Saturday night at 9 and Sunday at 6 on WSHU, 91.1, 107.5 and our music stream.

Forget the passport, Reel Music is your ticket to adventure. Travel from the sands of Arabia to the wilds of Africa. Feel the intrigue of Cold War Russia, and savor the elegance of Budapest - all in one hour of movie music. Tune in Saturday at 9 p.m. and Sunday at 6 p.m. for Reel Music on WSHU.

Gateways Radio celebrates music without limits. Tonight at 9, Gateways musicians engage with works rooted in the Western tradition—Clara Schumann, Dvořák, Joseph Bologne, and an African American Spiritual reimagined in the style of Bach. Listen tonight on 91.1, 107.5 and our music stream.

The pulse-racing Mission Impossible theme. The heartbreaking score for Brokeback Mountain. The dreamlike world of Pan’s Labyrinth. This week, Reel Music shines the spotlight on Hispanic and Latin American composers whose music has left a permanent mark on the movies. Tune in Saturday night at 9 or Sunday at 6, on WSHU.

Gateways Radio, the concert series celebrating the artistry of musicians of African descent, opens its new season with a powerful work by Edgar Redmond. Transition in Black reflects on struggle, resilience, and the ongoing journey toward hope. Hear it tonight on 91.1, 107.5, and our music stream.